I Beg You to Tell me how to calc First Dasa/Bhukti

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Sunday, May 12, 2002 8:26 AM

[vedic astrology] I Beg You to Tell me how to calc First Dasa/Bhukti

How can one calculate Dasa/Bhukti?Respected Gurus and other members of this

list:Greetings,I'm learning more about the fascinating Vedic Astrology,

becoming more and more interested and surprised of its accuracy and ability to

predict.But there is a topic, central and essential to Vedic Astrology, that I

haven't been able to find out,How can one calculate the first Dasa/Bhukti for

one's life?I have read that the first Dasa is ruled by the ruler of the

Nakshatra where the Moon is placed at birth, but the same book doesn't obey

this rule. How can I know it?I Beg You to Tell me how to calculate the First

Dasa/Bhukti. A few lines from you can help me much!Thank your very much

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Dear Alex,

here are directions to calculate Vimshottari as given in Vault of the

Heavens:

 

 

CALCULATING VIMSHOTTARI DASA

Following are the duration of each planet's period in Vimshottari Dasa:

 

Sun- 6 years, Rahu- 18 years, Mercury- 17 years

Moon- 10 years, Jupiter- 16 years, Ketu- 7 years

Mars- 7 years, Saturn- 19 years, Venus- 20 years

 

To calculate the Maha Dasa:

1. Determine the planetary lord of the nakshatra in which the Moon is placed

at birth. This determines the planetary period governing at birth. You can

look this up in the nakshatra tables given previously.

2. Next calculate the duration of this first period. To do so, determine the

minutes the Moon has yet to travel to reach the end of the Nakshatra it is

placed in. Divide this by 800, the amount of minutes in a Nakshatra.

Multiply this fraction by the length of the particular planet's period as

given in the table above.

3. Subsequent periods follow in the order as given in the table.

 

These periods are known as a Maha Dasa, or simply Dasa. Each Dasa is

further divided into nine sub-periods for each of the nine planets; this is

known as a Bukti in South India, and an Antardasa in North India.

 

To calculate the duration of each Antardasa:

1. Multiply the duration of the Maha dasa lord's period as given in the

table by the duration of the sub-lord's period as given in the table.

2. Divide this by 120, the total amount of years in the Vimshottari Dasa.

This yields the duration of the sub-period in years and fraction of a year.

3. Multiply the fraction of the year by 365 ¼ to arrive at the days.

 

Or:

1. Multiply the duration of the Maha dasa lord's period as given in the

table by the length of the sub-lord's period as given in the table.

2. The last digit multiplied by 3 indicates the days, the previous digits

indicates the months.

 

FURTHER DIVISIONS

1. Each Sub-period is further divided into nine third-level periods, or

sub-sub-period, known as the Pratyantar Dasa in North India or the Antardasa

in South India.

2. Each sub-sub-period is further divided into nine forth-level periods

known as Sookshma Dasas.

3. Each Sookshma Dasa is further divided into nine fifth-level periods known

as Prana Dasas.

 

 

Best Regards,

Ernst Wilhelm

www.vedic astrology.net

Kala Vedic Astrology Software & Kala Occult Publishers

 

 

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"kazikluder" <kazikluder

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Saturday, May 11, 2002 11:26 PM

[vedic astrology] I Beg You to Tell me how to calc First

Dasa/Bhukti

 

 

> How can one calculate Dasa/Bhukti?

>

> Respected Gurus and other members of this list:

> Greetings,

> I'm learning more about the fascinating Vedic Astrology, becoming more

> and more interested and surprised of its accuracy and ability to

> predict.

> But there is a topic, central and essential to Vedic Astrology, that I

> haven't been able to find out,

>

> How can one calculate the first Dasa/Bhukti for one's life?

>

> I have read that the first Dasa is ruled by the ruler of the Nakshatra

> where the Moon is placed at birth, but the same book doesn't obey this

> rule. How can I know it?

> I Beg You to Tell me how to calculate the First Dasa/Bhukti. A few

> lines from you can help me much!

>

> Thank your very much indeed.

> Sincerily,

>

> Alex

>

>

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>

>

>

>

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>

> ....... May Jupiter's light shine on us .......

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> Your use of is subject to

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